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Is America really going to do this?
Is America really going to do this?
The impact of the financial crisis on the American presidential election has somewhat obscured the most important reason why the prospect of an Obama presidency is giving so many people nightmares. This is the fear that, if he wins, US defences will be emasculated at a time of unprecedented ...
The Obama Temptation
corner.nationalreview.com — I've been thinking this for a while so I might as well air it here. I honestly... never thought we'd see such a thing in our country - not yet anyway - but I sense what's occurring in this election is a recklessness and abandonment of rationality that ... (more) The Obama Temptation
McCain to Attack Obama for Public Radio Comments from 2001
blogs.abcnews.com — On September 6, 2001, then-state senator Barack Obama appeared on a public radio chat show to discuss... "Slavery and the Constitution." You can listen to the whole show HERE. In that show -- WBEZ-FM's "Odyssey" -- Obama discussed the role... (more) McCain to Attack Obama for Public Radio Comments from 2001
Krauthammer: McCain Gets My Vote
article.nationalreview.com — Don't count me among the wet-fingered conservative ship-jumpers. (more) Krauthammer: McCain Gets My Vote
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Dr. HelenMelanie Phillips: "As I have said before, I do not trust McCain; I think his judgment is erratic and impetuous, and sometimes wrong. But on the big picture, he gets it. He will defend America and the free world whereas Obama will undermine them and aid their enemies.....Here’s why. McCain believes in protecting and defending America as it is. Obama tells the world he is ashamed of America and wants to change it into something else." Labels: ...

Phillips: Is America Really Going To Do This?
Little Green Footballs — Melanie Phillips cries out: Is America Really Going To Do This? There are, alas, many in the west for whom all this is music to their ears. Whether through wickedness, ideology, stupidity or derangement, they firmly believe that the ultimate source of conflict in the world derives at root from America and Israel, whose societies, culture and values they want to see emasculated or destroyed altogether. They are drooling at the prospect that an Obama presidency will bring that about. The rest of us can’t sleep at night. ...

Hewitt Award Nominee
The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan — ... "There are, alas, many in the west for whom all this is music to their ears. Whether through wickedness, ideology, stupidity or derangement, they firmly believe that the ultimate source of conflict in the world derives at root from America and Israel, whose societies, culture and values they want to see emasculated or destroyed altogether. They are drooling at the prospect that an Obama presidency will bring that about. The rest of us can't sleep at night," - Melanie Phillips, Spectator. ...

THE ASTUTE BLOGGERSPHILLIPS - ON THE ANTI-ZIONIST AND ANTI-"US HEGEMONY" POLICIES OF OBAMA: many in the west for whom all this is music to their ears. Whether through wickedness, ideology, stupidity or derangement, they firmly believe that the ultimate source of conflict in the world derives at root from America and Israel, whose societies, culture and values they want to see emasculated or destroyed altogether. They are drooling at the prospect that an Obama presidency will bring that about. The rest of us can’t sleep at night.AND IT'S GONNA BE A LONG ...

Is America really going to do this?
Stop The ACLU — ... Melanie Phillips asks the question thats been keeping me up at night.

McCain likes America, Obama wants to change America
Israpundit — Melanie Phillips asks Is America really going to do this, [..] No, the only way to assess their position is to look at each man in the round, at what his general attitude is towards war and self-defence, aggression and appeasement, the values of the west and those of its enemies and – perhaps most crucially of all – the nature of the advisers and associates to whom he is listening. As I have said before, I do not trust McCain; I think his judgment is erratic and impetuous, and sometimes wrong. But on the big picture, he gets it. He ...

McCain 'gets it,' Obama doesn't
Israel Matzav — McCain 'gets it,' Obama doesn't Melanie Phillips writes a brilliant hard-hitting piece on the American election in Friday's Spectator (Hat Tip: ...

Is America Really Going to Do This?
The Corner on National Review Online — [image] [image] NRO BLOG ROW | THE CORNER | ARCHIVES SEARCH E-MAIL PRINT RSS [image] [image] Sunday, October 26, 2008 [image] Is America Really Going to Do This? [ Kathryn Jean Lopez ] In the spirit of Mark Levin's world-famous Corner post of last night, Melanie Phillips asks an important question. 10/26 07:09 PM [image] [image] [image] © National Review Online 2008. All Rights Reserved. Home | Search | NR / Digital | Donate | Media Kit | Contact Us ...

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Dr. Sanity — Following up on Mark Levin's post from The Corner yesterday (a key quote I posted here), Melanie Phillips asks, "Is America Really Going To Do This?" She makes many excellent points, but here are a few key ones: ...the only way to assess their position is to look at each man in the round, at what his general attitude is towards war and self-defence, aggression and appeasement, the values of the west and those of its enemies and – perhaps most crucially of all – the nature of the advisers and associates to whom he is listening. As I have said ...

Is America really going to do this?
Commonsense & Wonder — Melanie Philips also opines on the long-term effects of an Obama win. The impact of the financial crisis on the American presidential election has somewhat obscured the most important reason why the prospect of an Obama presidency is giving so many people nightmares. This is the fear that, if he wins, US defences will be emasculated at a time of unprecedented international peril and the enemies of America and the free world will seize their opportunity to destroy the west. Personally, I don’t give any credence to the ‘support’ for one candidate over the other that has been ...

Gates of Vienna News Feed 10/28/2008
Gates of Vienna — ... Melanie Phillips: “is America Really Going to Do This?” Obama thinks world conflicts are basically the west’s fault, and so it must right the injustices it has inflicted. That’s why he believes in ‘soft power’ ‘ diplomacy, aid, rectifying ‘grievances’ (thus legitimising them, encouraging terror and promoting injustice) and resolving conflict by talking. As a result, he will take an axe to America’s defences at the very time when they need to be built up. He has said he will ‘cut investments in unproven missile ...

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